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Newspaper

Rivers Gazette

Location

Rivers, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Aug 29, 1940

Page

6

The Park Lane Mystery Chapter XII Continues

Aileen and Jim read a cryptic paper amid a London street scene and enter the House of Commons where Sir Joseph Layton, the Foreign Minister, appears. They discuss Harlow and continental diplomacy as Parliament buzzes and a dinner with ambassadors looms.

Aileen Oxford Street House of Commons Jim Harlow Ike Balkans Joseph Bonn Sir Joseph War Office Parliament

Evening conversation and pursuit surrounding Elk and Harlow

In a tense exchange a woman recalls a quiet, cryptic talk with a man as suspicion grows about an unusual event. Elk moves from a boarding house to Great Eastern Road while Inspector Carlton learns of Harlow dinner details and a new office purchase in Moorgate Street. Jim vows to seek a Jewish Irish-named lawyer or financier contact Ellenbury, while warning of future meetings.

Phew Jim Commons Basingstoke Canal Mr. Speaker Elk Scotland Yard Great Eastern Road Harlow Carlton Ratas Moorgate Street Ellenbury Lawyver Brown

Sailor Rescues Pets After Ship Sinking at Euston

A sailor at Euston Station in London arrived with a hamper holding two pigeons and a bag containing a rabbit and grass. He recounted his ship's sinking and how he saved the rabbit by placing it on his lifebelt edge while swimming to safety, the pigeons held aloft as he headed to the canteen.

Euston Station London

Scrap metal to steel plants after World War years

The piece notes how scrap metal, once dismissed as junk, is collected from wagons nationwide and, when melted with pig iron in steel plants, is transformed back into steel through chemical processes.

Pershing Advice to Aid Britain Cited by Washington Post

The Post urges continued American support to Britain with war materiel and ships and notes Pershing’s call. It notes German and Italian propagandists exchanging taunts and mentions India building its own air force with training schools. It adds a remark that coffee leaves hold more caffeine than beans.

General Pershing Great Britain The Washington Post India

Mona Lisa painting may soon be returned to Italy

A Kitchener Record observer reflects on the Mona Lisa’s history from Leonardo da Vinci to Napoleon and the Louvre, arguing the moral question is not about ownership but whether artists today are free to create. The piece notes ongoing debates about repatriation and the painting’s allure through centuries.

Italy Te Gamit Cuumar Hinty Paing PeHtCian Lronardy Afons Lisa Francis I France Leonardo Uus Leonarda Napoleon Egypt Louvre Mona Lisa Mussolini Titian Paris Kitchener

Gems of Thought: Quotations on Truth and Duty

A compact collection of quotes on truth, integrity, and duty from authors including Francis Buon, Demosthenes, Mary Baker Eddy, Daniel Webster, Horsae Mann, and Emerson. The passages urge pursuing truth, justice, and personal conscience as guiding principles.

Mary Baker Eddy Daniel Webster

Costly War Toll in Narvik Photos Box Score

The Narvik fighting wrecks ships worth millions and destroys 150 town buildings valued at 2 million. Additional structures and the railway suffer multi million losses, illustrating the immense cost of modern warfare.

Narvik Niagara Falls Review

Air Force shifts guard duty to airmen across stations

Royal Canadian Air Force replaces militia guards with airmen to watch airfields and hangers night and day. Militia units previously assigned to guard duty are being replaced as air personnel are brought in, with many guards receiving standard infantry training.

Royal Canadian Air Force Air Force Air Minister Power

Discovery of Franklin ballad The Lighthouse Tragedy unearthed

Maurice Babcock Jr reveals a 18th century ballad likely the first literary work of Benjamin Franklin. The Lighthouse Tragedy, lost for 175 years, was noted in Franklin's autobiography but scholars long searched without success.

Benjamin Franklin Maurice Babcock, Jr Boston Light Franklin

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